Sentence examples for drumming out from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of drum out
Hazel catkins in the sun and a woodpecker drumming out his claim to territory.
Instead we sang along with our favorite songs, belting out the words and drumming out the beat.
While it is being prepared, the military must live up to its word that it has stopped drumming out openly gay and lesbian soldiers.
Many Republicans similarly believe that the procedure is "infanticide," but they worry that drumming out party members who would continue to allow it would be politically counterproductive.
The Taliban are trying desperately to delay the Pakistani army, who are currently drumming out their plans to march into South Waziristan, the alleged headquarters of the militants.
KATHLEEN CHAIKIN BERNSTEIN San Francisco, Feb. 13, 2012 To the Editor: Stephanie Coontz's article wonderfully demonstrated how education is good for women, drumming out that old canard that romance isn't available to educated women.
But they must be careful not to drum out the positives of informal development.
One person who was drummed out is Lincoln Chafee, the governor of Rhode Island, a Republican turned independent.
If one uses SPICE simulator correctly, one can drum out circuit errors and nuances before one goes to breadboard.
Heading the National Security Council is Mike Flynn, reportedly drummed out as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency for poor management.
